The other day I said the term Indian summer. As it left my mouth, I was like, oh, no,

mm-mm, no, there's no way that aged well. Yeah. And then I started thinking about like other

phrases that we, oh yeah, still sometimes hear or like think or say. And then I'm like,

oh, that's got to be racist. I was just at the gym and they

were having a theme day for Halloween and it was come dressed as your spirit animal. Spirit animal's

not okay anymore. That's someone's culture. How about what a jip? And then I mean the one to rule

them all, Indian giver.

So we have to start thinking of all new phrases that generations from now, our grandchildren will be like, they were so racist.

Rather than Indian summer, we can just say, man, this is a warm fall.

And our grandkids will say, what was weather?

We're flame people now.

Hey, I'm Paul.

I'm Erica.

And this is That Aged Well.

Yesterday's pop culture today.

It's another nighttime, nighttime recording, Erica.

I've had a glass of wine.

I've had some coffee.

Okay.

So we're both under the influence. So, Paul, we're doing some holiday movies. We are. We're entering the holiday season. We are. We are going to do two.

Once again, begrudgingly, you're allowing me to celebrate a holiday. You chose this one. I chose

next week's. Yes, because I think Christmas movies are a genre

...